Pot limit omaha
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Publicado: 6 de septiembre de 2012
About The Author Tri “SlowHabit” Nguyen is a highly successful online poker professional and poker coach. Thanks to his ability to explain complex poker concepts in simple, easy to understand terms, many of Nguyen’s students have successfully increased their win rates and moved up in stakes. Nguyen is the co-author (with fellow online star Cole South) of Let There Be Range, a wellregardedintroduction to many high-level no-limit hold’em concepts. Nguyen is also the co-author (with Aaron Davis) of The Poker Blueprint, a book that provides an infrastructure upon which micro- and small-stakes players can build their games. Nguyen is also the author of The Pot-Limit Omaha Book: Transitioning from NLHE to PLO, a book designed to teach players how to crush small- and mid-stakes PLO games. Agraduate in computer science and education from UC-Berkeley, Nguyen additionally contributes strategy columns to Card Player magazine.
Copyright © 2009 DailyVariance Publishing, LLC Published by DailyVariance Publishing, LLC All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form, by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, or byany information storage or retrieval system, without written permission from the publisher. To request permission to use any part of this book in any way, write to: support@dailyvariance.com ISBN: 0-9824022-1-X ISBN-13: 978-0-9824022-1-4 To order additional copies, visit www.DailyVariance.com
The Pot-Limit Omaha Book: Transitioning From NLHE to PLO
Table of Contents Chapter 1:Introduction ....................................................... 7 Chapter 2: Pre-Flop Play .................................................... 9 Bigger is Better ............................................ 11 Late Position Opens .................................... 13 Limping Behind ............................................ 15 Pre-Flop Stats.............................................. 17Hot/Cold Equity Versus Playability ............... 18 3-Betting/4-Betting ....................................... 21 Calling 3-bets .................................... 23 Calling 4-bets .................................... 24 Big Cards ..................................................... 38 The Mighty Ace ............................................ 40 Chapter 3: KeyConcepts.................................................. 43 Power of Position ......................................... 43 Representing Hands ......................... 43 Equity Realization ............................. 44 Bet for Protection ......................................... 46 Slowplaying ................................................. 47 Freerolling .................................................... 55Value-Betting ............................................... 57 Player Tendencies ....................................... 62 Bluffing ......................................................... 64 Chapter 4: Common Mistakes .......................................... 69 Too Loose From The Blinds ......................... 69 Trouble Hands ............................................. 69 Eye Candy Hands........................................ 71 Small Edges ................................................ 72 Looking Ahead ............................................. 73 Chapter 5: Common Situations ......................................... 77 Chapter 6: Flop Play ......................................................... 83
Equity Categorization................................... 83 Easily MissedFlops ..................................... 87 Bet Sizing .................................................... 89 Backdoor Draws .......................................... 91 Blockers ....................................................... 93 Check-Raising ............................................. 98 Easy Win Boards ....................................... 100 Which Flops Are Good for...
Copyright © 2009 DailyVariance Publishing, LLC Published by DailyVariance Publishing, LLC All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form, by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, or byany information storage or retrieval system, without written permission from the publisher. To request permission to use any part of this book in any way, write to: support@dailyvariance.com ISBN: 0-9824022-1-X ISBN-13: 978-0-9824022-1-4 To order additional copies, visit www.DailyVariance.com
The Pot-Limit Omaha Book: Transitioning From NLHE to PLO
Table of Contents Chapter 1:Introduction ....................................................... 7 Chapter 2: Pre-Flop Play .................................................... 9 Bigger is Better ............................................ 11 Late Position Opens .................................... 13 Limping Behind ............................................ 15 Pre-Flop Stats.............................................. 17Hot/Cold Equity Versus Playability ............... 18 3-Betting/4-Betting ....................................... 21 Calling 3-bets .................................... 23 Calling 4-bets .................................... 24 Big Cards ..................................................... 38 The Mighty Ace ............................................ 40 Chapter 3: KeyConcepts.................................................. 43 Power of Position ......................................... 43 Representing Hands ......................... 43 Equity Realization ............................. 44 Bet for Protection ......................................... 46 Slowplaying ................................................. 47 Freerolling .................................................... 55Value-Betting ............................................... 57 Player Tendencies ....................................... 62 Bluffing ......................................................... 64 Chapter 4: Common Mistakes .......................................... 69 Too Loose From The Blinds ......................... 69 Trouble Hands ............................................. 69 Eye Candy Hands........................................ 71 Small Edges ................................................ 72 Looking Ahead ............................................. 73 Chapter 5: Common Situations ......................................... 77 Chapter 6: Flop Play ......................................................... 83
Equity Categorization................................... 83 Easily MissedFlops ..................................... 87 Bet Sizing .................................................... 89 Backdoor Draws .......................................... 91 Blockers ....................................................... 93 Check-Raising ............................................. 98 Easy Win Boards ....................................... 100 Which Flops Are Good for...
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